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With No. 2 Ndamukong Suh agreeing to terms today, Seahawks rookie LT Russell Okung is now just one of two first-round picks not to sign along with No. 9 pick RB C.J. Spiller. Pete Carroll has made it clear that Okung is hurting himself by missing practice, while Matt Hasselbeck says he’d like to see Okung get into camp soon, but that the players in camp have enough on their plates that they aren’t worried too much about who isn’t there. Aaron Curry, who suffered a concussion on Saturday...Read Full Story

Seahawks # 1 Draft pick The agent for sixth-overall draft choice Russell Okung says he is working to ensure his client is on the field when Seahawks training camp begins Saturday. Agent Peter Schaffer told The Associated Press in a telephone interview Wednesday that he has been negotiating with the Seahawks every day for the last two weeks. The agent adds that if the rookie from Oklahoma State is not participating in Seattle’s first practice “it won’t be for a lack of effort on our part...Read Full Story

You can now take a virtual ride on the First Hill Streetcar as it’s envisioned to travel from First Hill through the International District and Pioneer Square down 12th Avenue, Jackson Street and 2nd Avenue. SDOT has a video simulation available on the streetcar project website. It’s also been up on YouTube, courtesy of the good folks at Seattle Transit Blog. There are stops in the median along Jackson, including one outside the Union Station, which connects riders with light rail and...Read Full Story

TIM BOOTH AP Sports Writer RENTON, Wash. It's hard to believe Doug Baldwin when he claims to have anger management issues. This guy? All 5-foot-10, 189 pounds of Stanford education has problems with his temper? Baldwin says it's all part of his competitiveness. It's why he thrived as an undrafted free agent during the Seattle Seahawks training camp and why it wasn't a shock that he made the final 53-man roster. And it's also not surprising that...Read Full Story

( http://www.balltribe.com ) — Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Nate Robinson was a two-sport athlete during his time at the University of Washington– something many may not be aware of. While in Seattle for school, Robinson was the point guard for the Huskies and played corner for the football team as well. Robinson’s trademark is his scrappiness and willingness to go the extra mile to get things done in spite of being undersized. 1 hour 58 minutesRead Full Story